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I sent a photo of the Ukrainian flag outside the Senedd to a soldier who later died

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culture · economy

Cardiff Council has approved planning permission for the return of a controversial concert series

1 outlet1 article4 Jun

culture

S4C and Sinema Cymru finish filming first Welsh Western

1 outlet1 article4 Jun

environment

Valleys cycling path complete

1 outlet1 article4 Jun

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Jenrick defends Reform UK’s response to Henry Nowak murder case

Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick has defended Reform UK's comments regarding the murder of Henry Nowak. The controversy centers on the political response to the criminal case and its implications for public safety rhetoric.

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4 outlets4 articles4 Jun

environment

Popular lido forced to close as temperatures soar

1 outlet1 article4 Jun

politics · environment

Wales to display ‘Dogs Die in Hot Cars’ warnings during heatwave

1 outlet1 article4 Jun

economy · politics

Household energy prices to jump by 13% from July

1 outlet1 article4 Jun

politics

Sir Tony Blair says he wants to see Burnham win Makerfield and return as MP

Former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair has endorsed Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to return to the House of Commons as the MP for Makerfield. The endorsement comes amid speculation regarding the Mayor's future role within the Labour Party and potential return to national politics.

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3 outlets6 articles4 Jun

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Eco-Tots Cymru: New programme aims to inspire Wales’ young

1 outlet1 article4 Jun

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I sent a photo of the Ukrainian flag outside the Senedd to a soldier who later died

Cardiff Council has approved planning permission for the return of a controversial concert series

S4C and Sinema Cymru finish filming first Welsh Western

Impromptu singalong breaks out at Eisteddfod ‘pub’ and its glorious

Valleys cycling path complete

Jenrick defends Reform UK’s response to Henry Nowak murder case

Reform top recipient of political donations in first quarter of year with £9m

Universities face ban on overseas recruitment if students ‘game asylum system’

Appeal launched as animal attacks increase in west Wales

History of Wales brought to life with virtual escape room and new interactive digital resources

Popular lido forced to close as temperatures soar

Technology Secretary vows to be unstoppable in social media harms crackdown

Wales to display ‘Dogs Die in Hot Cars’ warnings during heatwave

Disqualified driver jailed after police uncover £5k cocaine haul

Council to remove town centre public right of way

Melangell: The female saint with a message for the ages

MPs recommend setting up a Welsh investment promotion agency to create new jobs

Household energy prices to jump by 13% from July

Wildlife filmmaker documents ‘strange and spectacular’ caterpillar phenomenon in Welsh park

Sir Tony Blair says he wants to see Burnham win Makerfield and return as MP

Super Furry Animals producer set to release album this summer

Carol Vorderman demands ‘AI slop’ featuring her likeness is taken down from X

Decision made on future healthcare site despite backlash over hospital plans

Festival to celebrate 300th anniversary of overlooked Welsh naturalist who inspired Charles Darwin

Eco-Tots Cymru: New programme aims to inspire Wales’ young